చూడరే సిలువను – Choodare Siluvanu Song Lyrics in Telugu & English | Chords & Meaning

Telugu Lyrics

చూడరే సిలువను వ్రే-లాడు యేసయ్యను
పాడు లోకంబునకై – గోడు జెందె గదా ||చూడరే||

నా చేతులు చేసినట్టు – దోషంబులే గదా
నా రాజు చేతులలో ఘోరంపు జీలలు ||చూడరే||

దురితంపు దలఁపులే – పరమ గురిని శిరముపై
నెనరు లేక మొత్తెనయ్యొ – ముండ్ల కిరీటమై ||చూడరే||

పరుగెత్తి పాదములు – చేసిన పాపంబులు
పరమ రక్షకుని – పాదములలో మేకులు ||చూడరే||

పాపేఛ్చ తోడ గూడు – నాడు చెడ్డ పడకలే
పరమ గురుని ప్రక్కలోని – బల్లెంపు పోటులు ||చూడరే||


English Lyrics / Transliteration

Choodare Siluvanu Vre-laadu Yesayyanu
Paadu Lokambunakai – Godu Jende Gadaa ||Choodare||

Naa Chethulu Chesinatti – Doshambule Gadaa
Naa Raaju Chethulalo Ghorampu Jeelalu ||Choodare||

Durithampu Dalapule – Parama Gurini Shiramupai
Nenaru Leka Motthenayyo – Mundla Kireetamai ||Choodare||

Parugetthi Paadamulu – Chesina Paapambulu
Parama Rakshakuni – Paadamulalo Mekulu ||Choodare||

Paapechcha Thoda Goodu – Naadu Chedda Padakale
Parama Guruni Prakkaloni – Ballempu Potulu ||Choodare||


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Song History & Meaning

Composer / Hymnodist: Ongole Abraham

Gazing upon Jesus hanging on the cross fills our hearts with deep gratitude and repentance. The wounds on His hands, head, and feet remind us that He bore the weight of our wrong thoughts, sinful actions, and straying paths out of pure love. This song invites us to pause and behold our Savior's selfless sacrifice. May we respond by surrendering our hearts anew to His boundless grace.

📖 Related Scripture Passages:

  • Isaiah 53:5: “But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed.”
  • 1 Peter 2:24: “He himself bore our sins in his body on the cross, so that we might die to sins and live for righteousness; by his wounds you have been healed.”
  • John 19:17-18: “Carrying his own cross, he went out to the place of the Skull (which in Aramaic is called Golgotha). There they crucified him, and with him two others—one on each side and Jesus in the middle.”

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